48 min
Prof Angus Dalgleish - The COVID Booster Cancer Time Bomb and Why the Experiment Needs To Stop Hearts of Oak Podcast
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Professor Angus Dalgleish, an expert in oncology and immunology, joins Hearts of Oak to share insights on COVID-19 vaccines and his concerns about their impact on cancer patients due to the rushed development process. He questions the mRNA technology and highlights the need for data transparency in the medical field. The professor discusses the origins of the virus, indicating a possible lab origin, and criticizes the handling of the pandemic, emphasizing the negative outcomes of vaccine boosters on cancer patients. He underscores the importance of proper data analysis and studies to understand the vaccines’ impact fully. Additionally, he criticizes global responses to the pandemic, noting discrepancies in data reporting and government actions, while voicing concerns about climate change policies and societal effects. Professor Dalgleish insists on upholding scientific integrity, transparency, and ethical standards in healthcare and policy-making for the well-being of individuals and society.
Professor Angus Dalgleish, an expert in oncology and immunology, joins Hearts of Oak to share insights on COVID-19 vaccines and his concerns about their impact on cancer patients due to the rushed development process. He questions the mRNA technology and highlights the need for data transparency in the medical field. The professor discusses the origins of the virus, indicating a possible lab origin, and criticizes the handling of the pandemic, emphasizing the negative outcomes of vaccine boosters on cancer patients. He underscores the importance of proper data analysis and studies to understand the vaccines’ impact fully. Additionally, he criticizes global responses to the pandemic, noting discrepancies in data reporting and government actions, while voicing concerns about climate change policies and societal effects. Professor Dalgleish insists on upholding scientific integrity, transparency, and ethical standards in healthcare and policy-making for the well-being of individuals and society.
48 min